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moulage|ˈmuːlɑːʒ|
[F. moulage action of moulding, moulded reproduction, f. mouler to mould.]
An impression of a (part of a) person or of an object, the material used, or the process of taking an impression. Also attrib.
1902Encycl. Brit. XXX. 788/2 In anatomy and physiology, models are specially employed as aids in teaching and study, and the method of moulage or chromoplastic yields excellent impressions of living organisms, and enables anatomical and medical preparations to be copied both in form and colour. 1940R. Morrish Police and Crime Detection xii. 120 In these days an attempt is made to create a complete image of the murdered person by casts. This is called the ‘Moulage’ system. The results are almost as lifelike as the dummies in Madame Tussaud's. 1947C. Brooks Well Wrought Urn iv. 69 A detective making a moulage of a footprint in wet clay. 1947J. C. Rich Materials & Methods Sculpture v. 96 The late Dr. Alphons Poller was among the first to utilize agar as a negative mold material in fashioning molds from flesh. He developed a moulage system and subsequently wrote a book on the subject. Poller's moulage compounds were patented and the trade names of his negative mold compositions..were registered. 1957V. J. Kehoe Technique Film & Television Make-Up iii. 35 Moulage is a general name for impression materials some of which can be remelted and re-used (regular hydrocolloids)..and others (known as non-reversible hydrocolloids),..which are alginate non-reusable materials. 1969R. Mayer Dict. Art Terms & Techniques 254/1 A specially prepared moulage plaster..may be used on delicate or valuable materials. 1973R. C. Dennis Sweat of Fear xi. 81 The detection of murder no longer need depend on fingerprints, blood types and moulages. |